Groundwater Inventory, Carbon County, Montana 1969
Groundwater Inventory, Carbon County, Montana 1969
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Differences in terminology are evident, and reported thicknesses may vary significantly depend- ing on the origin of the report (see Table 4). Differ- ences in terminology are carried through the Cloverly and into Jurassic units to the top of the Gypsum Spring formation.
Morrison Fowiatton (Jurassic) is light-colored clay and shale and yellow sandstone, with tints of green, red, and purple. Pre-C loverly erosion has removed much or all of the Morrison locally. The Morrison thickness, where repo...rted, varies from 100 to 400 feet. The Morrison is not considered a reliable aqui- fer (one that can be depended upon to yield some water everywhere) although soft sandstones locally may be water-bearing.
Sundance Formation (Jurassic) is 100 to 200 feet of brown sandy clay and sandstone, equivalent to the Swift formation of northern Montana. The type Sun- dance section of Wyoming includes tlie Rierdon for- mation described separately in this report.
Rierdon Formation (Jurassic) consists of 40 to 250 feet of dense grey and olive-drab limey clay and lime- stone, and is not normally an aquifer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Differences in terminology are evident, and reported thicknesses may vary significantly depend- ing on the origin of the report (see Table 4). Differ- ences in terminology are carried through the Cloverly and into Jurassic units to the top of the Gypsum Spring formation.
Morrison Fowiatton (Jurassic) is light-colored clay and shale and yellow sandstone, with tints of green, red, and purple. Pre-C loverly erosion has removed much or all of the Morrison locally. The Morrison thickness, where repo...rted, varies from 100 to 400 feet. The Morrison is not considered a reliable aqui- fer (one that can be depended upon to yield some water everywhere) although soft sandstones locally may be water-bearing.
Sundance Formation (Jurassic) is 100 to 200 feet of brown sandy clay and sandstone, equivalent to the Swift formation of northern Montana. The type Sun- dance section of Wyoming includes tlie Rierdon for- mation described separately in this report.
Rierdon Formation (Jurassic) consists of 40 to 250 feet of dense grey and olive-drab limey clay and lime- stone, and is not normally an aquifer.
What to read after Groundwater Inventory, Carbon County, Montana 1969?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Water Resources Board.Groundwater Division to read onlineMoreLess
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